Opinion on child abuse prevention: How Greenville can help all of its children to thrive greenvilleonline.com/story/opinion/…

Last week, we were thrilled to celebrate the official opening of Family Solutions in Orangeburg! 🎉 We're so proud to have helped make this FRC a reality with our partners in Orangeburg and at SC Office of Rural Health and SC Social Services. wltx.com/article/news/l…

We are looking for a diverse group of parents/ grandparents/anyone caring for the children in their life. Join us and help make a difference for those you love and others in your community.

While we are marking our 40th Anniversary this year, The Duke Endowment is celebrating their 100th! We are proud to be their partner. Learn more about the impact we've shared in building family well-being. 100years.dukeendowment.org/stories/childr…

As we celebrate our 40th Anniversary this year, we want to shine a light on our incredible team! 🌟 Over the past four decades, we have grown to 51 staff members. We're so proud of our work and to be #ChampionsForChildren. Get to know our staff at scChildren.org/team!

It takes all of us working together to build the relationships, communities and systems that help families help their children. #CAPMonth is an opportunity to celebrate the partnerships that make prevention happen. 💙 Join us! bit.ly/3TWkrAj | #ChampionsForChildren

April is Child Abuse Prevention Month. 💙 Check out some of the resources in our state to assist & strengthen families: scparents.org Children’s Trust of South Carolina first5sc.org South Carolina First Steps childadvocate.sc.gov/resources/reso… #CapMonth2024

We're proud to be a part of the ecosystem of advocates working for the well-being of children and families in SC 💙 Shoutout to everyone raising awareness, serving families and showing up for their communities this #ChildAbusePreventionMonth! 🌟 bit.ly/3UNtotx

Congrats to SC DSS for their continued efforts to be the best!

As we celebrate our 40th anniversary this year, we invite partners to join us tomorrow at the State House for a Senate Resolution Reading to commemorate April 23, 1984, when Former Gov. Riley signed the Trust into action. 🎉 Register now at bit.ly/3Ulv4Nh!

DSS is excited to join Children’s Trust of South Carolina in celebrating its 40th anniversary! Today, Michael Leach, DSS State Director, was on hand for a reading of a Senate Resolution commemorating the day. #bettertogether

This week, we celebrate 40 years of preventing child abuse and neglect in SC! We had the honor of being recognized yesterday from the floor of the S.C. Senate in a resolution sponsored by Senator Katrina Shealy.

This is always a great event with national speakers and many opportunities to network with colleagues. (CEUs will be available.) Join us in August and find out how awesome this conference really is.

While this is a proclamation for the month of April, don't forget that prevention is a year-round effort to build strong families and keep children safe from abuse and neglect. Thank you Governor for highlighting the improtance of prevention! Gov. Henry McMaster

I am thankful for so many who donated to Children's Trust! Your continued generosity is sincerely appreciated! #MidlandsGives2024! #CheeerfulGiver #StrongFamilies

This is a great resource for families. Check it out for yourself and please share!

It's getting hot out there y'all, which is why it's vital to make sure you #LookBeforeYouLock your car doors. Want a reminder? Get one of SCDHEC is now SC DPH and SCDES's Look Before You Lock bracelets: scdhec.gov/health/child-t…

Thank you for your leadership in establishing this important office for the children of South Carolina!

Summer is here! As the weather heats up and travel increases, remember that leaving a child alone in a car can lead to serious injury or death from heatstroke in a matter of minutes. Visit scdhec.gov/health/child-t… for more information. #HeatSafety

We are thrilled that the fiscal year 2024-2025 state budget includes $500,000 to Children’s Trust for home visiting services! Thank you to the General Assembly and Governor Gov. Henry McMaster for including these needed funds in the budget.